There are multiple artists using this name:

1. Milo is an American … Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists using this name:

1. Milo is an American rapper also known as R.A.P. Ferreira and Scallops Hotel. He is also one half of Nostrum Grocers with E L U C I D. He released his debut mixtape, "I wish my brother Rob was here" on November 1st, 2011. On February 19th, 2012 he released "Milo takes Baths", a mixtape featuring Milo rapping over Baths' instrumentals. Milo also wrote this blurb about Milo, apart from the bits he didn't. In 2012, he signed to Hellfyre Club Records. In January 2013, he released two EPs titled Things That Happen at Day and Things That Happen at Night. Later that year he released the mixtape Cavalcade. Milo released his first official album, A Toothpaste Suburb, on September 23rd, 2014. On September 25th, 2015 Milo released his second album entitled "So The Flies Don't Come", released on Ruby Yacht.

2. Milo is an experimental band based out of Lincoln and Pawtucket Rhode Island. The members include Robin Hewson, Mark Mennucci, Andy Wilmarth, Mike Decosta, and Jeremy Joubert. They have been active since 2007 and have been active participants in the southern New England music scene.

3. Milo is a DJ working in the south east of England (born 9th December 1973) who first came to prominence as DJ Chill in the mid '90. Super Chill music mixes are also badged as Parisienne Dave.

4. Milo is a Czech band with very funny events (concerts).

5. Milo was the name of a Toulouse, France band composed of J.C. Nogues, Yvan "Doc" Mirouse, and Grey. They recorded an album entitled Best of Milo in the early 1990s.

6. MiLO is a band emerging from the Los Angeles downtown artist scene. With the writing team of Swedish composer Mikael Sandgren and Jamaican/American singer Lola Gayle, the outcome is much different than even they had originally thought. Their lyrics are cryptic and poetic. After a few listens they unravel into emotional statements about human frailty and beauty — the futility but ultimate victory of the human endeavor.

7. Milo aka Milo Ippolito has recorded two albums under his first name. His songs have been broadcast on the Dr. Demento show and various college stations. His tracks "Minimalist" and "Happy World" appear on the Dropped on the Head 2 compilation CD and the Shari Elf Tribute Album. His solo albums are Smell the Parade and Darkside of the Rumours. He performs occassionally in Atlanta.

8. Milo was the handle of a musician from the norwegian demo crew Illithid.

9. Milo is a happy hardcore/UK hardcore producer and DJ, and is one of the few happy hardcore/UK hardcore producers/DJs based in the United States.

10. Milo is the handle of a musician who creates experimental and electronic music at https://soundcloud.com/pictochat

The Young Man Has A Point
Milo Lyrics

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One, two, in the place to do
Here we go
I regret to inform you of you imminent demise
Men put your phones down, look your women in the eyes
Understand, let go your old plans
Children hold hands, your new role demands that if you
Gotta lick a shot, then aim for 6 o'clock
At least put it 22 when it jumps and hits the spot

An idiot could do it
Nice life. Be a shame if something happen to it
This solves nothing (Nothing)

True
Just thinking on the master plan
Steez drip like Faygo off the hatchetman
Burst into tears like Steve hearing Pile in Malden
There's a bomb in Gilead, use it often
Syncopated Saturdays fill me like a coffin
Spit like Zadie Smith with a Jay Z lisp, or like

Jay-Z Smith, you can take your pick
The point is my vocabulary pays my ren

Overall Meaning

The opening lines of Milo Youngman's "The Young Man Has A Point" set the tone for the rest of the song, which is a social commentary on modern life. Milo informs the listener that they are about to meet their doom, which can be interpreted in many ways. However, he quickly changes the subject to encourage men to put their phones down and pay attention to their partners. This is a critique on how technology has been affecting human relationships. He urges all to understand that they need to let go of old plans and embrace a new role that demands holding hands and being together.

In the second verse, Youngman moves to more substantive criticism of society. He asserts that violence does not solve anything, even though some individuals misguidedly think it does. He then goes on to talk about the master plan while comparing himself to Jaz-Z and Zadie Smith. Youngman here underscores how even successful and powerful people struggle to find balance in life. The phrase "steez drip like Faygo off the hatchetman" means having confidence in oneself.

Overall, the song can be construed as a plea to people to live simple lives, build and maintain healthy relationships, and avoid the trappings of modernity that can distract and disconnect us from each other.

Line by Line Meaning

One, two, in the place to do
We're here, ready to take action

Here we go
Let's get started

I regret to inform you of you imminent demise
I have bad news for you - something bad is about to happen

Men put your phones down, look your women in the eyes
Pay attention to your partner and give them your undivided attention

Understand, let go your old plans
Be open to change and don't hold onto outdated ideas

Children hold hands, your new role demands that if you
You need to take responsibility for the future and work together to make it better

Gotta lick a shot, then aim for 6 o'clock
If you have to use a gun, aim for the most effective spot

At least put it 22 when it jumps and hits the spot
Be precise when using a gun, to ensure maximum accuracy

An idiot could do it
It's not difficult, even someone with little intelligence could do it

Nice life. Be a shame if something happen to it
Don't take your current situation for granted, anything could happen

This solves nothing (Nothing)
This won't fix the underlying problem

True
That's correct

Just thinking on the master plan
Contemplating a plan of action

Steez drip like Faygo off the hatchetman
My style is unique and distinct

Burst into tears like Steve hearing Pile in Malden
Emotional response to a powerful experience

There's a bomb in Gilead, use it often
There's a powerful tool at our disposal, we should use it frequently

Syncopated Saturdays fill me like a coffin
Feeling overwhelmed and suffocated by a repetitive routine

Spit like Zadie Smith with a Jay Z lisp, or like
I have a unique style when it comes to expressing myself

Jay-Z Smith, you can take your pick
Choose which version of my style you prefer

The point is my vocabulary pays my rent
My talent for words is what provides me with financial stability

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Written by: Rory Ferreira

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Comments from YouTube:

Diogo Paciência

7y↑19

I dont get why so many people dont like this track from the album, I personally love it

Dwyer

yeah same, also i feel like ive seen u before on here somewhere hmmm , Nevermind!

matte

i found it incredibly corny when i first heard it, primarily Youngman's vocal style. But it's a highlight for me now, not to mention how cool it is how Milo caps off the track